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STUDY I
STUDY II
Recent injury to
Recent injury with
wrist, knee or ankle?
pain to any muscle or
Severe enough pain
joint?
to remain on study
One-dose (4 hours)
up to 10 days and 5
visits?
in-house study.
Volunteers interested in participa
ting in investigative drug studies
will be paid for their time and cooperation.
G&S Studies, inc.
846-5933
7713/3
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MAINTENANCE
HALF SUMMER RENT FOR LEASES SIGNED THROUGH
MAY. SUMMER ONLY LEASES AVAILABLE AT REDUCED
PRICES.
Starting at $260
country place
apartments
3902 COLLEGE MAIN
846-0515
THE GOLDEN RULE
HAS OPENINGS!
Christian women/men. Large
2B-2B apts., turn, or unfurn. w/
all utilities paid. Locked stor
age. Bus near door. $150./mo.
- share bedroom, $275./mo. -
own bedroom.
Call 764-8447 or 693-2998.
14114/25
A 3 bedroom, 2 bath fourplex
with Washer/Dryer. Near
TAMU and Post Oak Mall.
$399 - $495, with special sum
mer rates!
696-4384
693-0982 696-7714
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FOR RENT! 2 Bdrm., 2 bath house. W/D, close to cam
pus. $500./mo. Call 764-8024 or 696-0542. 141 t5/l
Apartments for rent! Great location. Wellesley court,
near shuttle. Lai 2 bdrm/1 '/J Hollywood bath. Wash
er/Dryer. Summer rates. 693-4750 or 690-333(T38t4/30
Master suite with private bath in family home. 2 blks
from shuttle. $200 plus '/i bills. 693-5122. 138t5/28
Four bedrooms, two bath, 2500 SF. Living-Dining area
with Cathedral ceiling and Mexican tile, wooded lot.
$137,000. 1028RoseCircle,C.S. 696-2171. I31t5/2
Duplex near T AMU, two bedrooms, ceiling fans,
fenced. $275 up. 845-7301 or 693-0338. 140i4/30
ROOM FOR RENT! $175, plus bills
Southwood Valley. 693-0939.
Ceiling fans.
13315/2
PRE—LEASE for fall. HUGE duplexes near HIL
TON. Ceiling fans. Fireplaces, fenced yard. 846-2471.
846-4818,693-1627. 116t5/l
Northgate Fourplex. Walk to campus. 2 bedroom. Re
duced Rates! 690-0066. 690-2140. 129t4/30
FOR RENT: 2 Bdrm, 4-plex, quiet location, lots of
trees, shuttle bus route. All appliances, well insulated-
low bills. Summer $225, Fall $265. 693-7761 or 775-
5270. 133t4/25
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Part-time position in inte-
riorscaping, open imme
diately. Horticulture expe-
riece preferred.
Apply at 1512 Cavitt
8-5
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HIRING DRIVERS!!
693-3526 i
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Helpers with good sense of humor
wanted for two families in New York
City area. Apply individually or with a
friend. 19 years +, must drive, non-
smoker. Start in May for 1 year. Op
portunity to travel with family. Experi
ence and references necessary.
Write: Marsha Veit, 11 Garden Ridge,
Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514.
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term papers, technical papers.
Sameday service on most jobs.
Reasonable rates.
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Chimney Hill Business Park
420Tarrow 110
268-2777
13415/9
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Flat Rates from $49.00
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693-7182
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KITCHEN HELP—COOKS
All shifts available
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Some experience preferred
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Factory
102 Church, College Station.
13714^25
SUMMER WORK
Afternoon & Evenings
Child Care & Housekeeping, June
7-Aug. 16, in exchange for FREE
apartment rent!
696-7414
The HOUSTON CHRONICLE is
currently taking applications for
Summer/Fall semester route.
Route $400 - $600. plus a gas
allowance.
CALL- 693-2323
The Battalion is taking applica
tions for columnists and edito
rial cartoonists for Fall 86’..
Forms available in 216 Reed Mc
Donald.
138tfn
$$WORK FOR RENT$$
Two students wanted to do apart
ment maintainence, etc.
May 12 - June 7
Exchange for summer apartment rent.
846-3050
Part time handyman. 20-F hours. Fools and transpor
tation necessary. Beal Realty: 823-5469. 14U5/1
HUNDREDS WEEKLY! Master Commission Mailing.
Home Operated! Sincerely interested rush self-ad
dressed envelope to: Headquarters-CDB. P.O. Box
801. Woodstock, 111., 60098. 135t5/7
Delivery help wanted! Campus area. 268-3260, if no
answer. 779-3095. 138t4/28
Brazos Ventures needs lawn and tree help this summer
and now. $4.25/hr. 846-1819. Part-time. 137t4/25
I’AR F—TIME cashier lot self serve gas facility. Eve
nings 3-10. Automotive Service Wot Id. 2200 Longmire
at 2818. 693-0616. 140t4/30
NOTIC6
SALE BY SEALED BIDS
Office machines, offset press,
plate maker, cameras, John
Bean sprayers, window air
conditioners, and microwave
oven. Can be inspected at
TAMU Research Annex, Bldg.
4430, Hwy. 21 W., Bryan, Tx.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 28, 29,
30 and May 1, 2, 1986. Bid
opening May 12, 1986 at 3
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1983 Honda Niglnhawk, Maroon with helmet & cover.
Spotless, $1800. Alan, 268-0107. 141t5/l
COMMODORE 1525 Printer with cords and book.
Perfect condition. 696-7089. 140t4/30
1973 El Camino. Brown \v/ White l op. 350 automatic.
New tires, a/c, carb. $1000. 764-1674. 140t4/25
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845-2611
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401 Cooner
846-3050
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Compromise
(continued from page 1)
with the agreement, which could be
signed as early as June 6 — if all
sides agreed.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Or
tega said on April 13 the Nicara
guans would sign an agreement on
June 6 if the administration agreed
to terminate Contra aid.
It was not known whether he was
responding to the Habib letter, but
Slattery said it nevertheless provided
Pennzoil
another key element for a compro
mise.
Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, like Slat
tery an opponent of Contra aid,
called the letter “extraordinary” and
“a very profound basis for reconcil
iation.” He said he is not certain that
other officials in the administration
support Habib's views, however.
Informed aides to several law
makers, including a key Senate Re
publican who supported Contra aid
in the Senate, speculated that ad
ministration officials are coma
the view of many lawmakers,
the 5-year-old Contra effort
work and that Habib couldpli
tal role in convincing Reaganofi
Moreover, despite repeaiti
tempts, Reagan still has beenu
to get Congress to approve
stricted military aid. And polls
i hr American people still of
L’.S. aid to the Contrasbvnearl:
to-1 margin.
(continued from page 1)
in the same quarter in 1985, officials
said.
Pennzoil officials attributed the
drop mostly to the slump in oil
prices.
Richard J. Howe, Pennzoil presi
dent, predicted that average oil and
gas pi ices will be even lower during
the second quarter.
Earnings per common share were
93 cents for the year’s first quarter,
compared to $1.20 for the 1985 first
quarter, Howe said. Operating in
come was $112.6 million, compared
to $139.8 posted for the first quarter
in 1985.
“However, last year’s first quarter
earnings included a gain of 21 cents
per share from the sale of securities,
so our operating results were rela
tively close to last year’s,” Howe said.
Howe said Pennzoil officials be
lieve world prices on crude oil will
approach $20-a-barrel later this
year.
“We expect natural gas prices, on
the other nand, to weaken even fur
ther this summer due to various
market and governmental forces,
coupled with the normal summer
time slump in demand,” he said.
In discussing the Texaco-Pennzoil
case, Liedtke accused Texaco of un
leashing a media blitz consisting of
“half-truths, innuendos and, in some
cases, extremely insulting and abu
sive charges.”
In November, ajury ruled Texaco
wrongfully interfered in a merger
agreement between Pennzoil and
Getty Oil Co. when it acquired Getty.
About one month ago, represen
tatives of both companies met in
New York to discuss the possi
of settling the case, but Liediit
Texaco offered nothing sute
during the meeting.
“In our opinion, Texaco
added no real meat to the G*
cass," said Liedtke, who adds
proposal would be reviewedh
nzoil's board Thursday. “It #
the same picked-over old bone
On Wednesday, Texaco
briefs in a Houston stale apj
court asking that theawardjn
to Pennzoil be overturned
Liedtke said he hadnotseo
brief s but understood fromte
vers that they contained not
new. He also said he knows
further contact made between
two companies since the New
meeting and no plans forfi
meetings.
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year lease 255°7mo
academic year
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846-1413
(continued from page 1)
for academic freedom, responsibility
and tenure, to be utilized by the va
rious state universities and colleges
as they chose. The A&M System
adopted this overall policy verbatim,
but the University chose to adopt a
variation of it.
“Making sense out of the different
policies is not always simple,” Phil
lips said. “It’s like a cross-walk be
tween one and the other.
“It’s a very complicated thing that
borders on being a morass.”
Phillips said when the University
wants to change something, it must
he sure to be consistent with the Sys
tem, and that’s why negotiations
with an attorney are necessary.
“What we are proposing is to take
the various documents and blend
them so that faculty and administra
tors will have just one cohesive,
coherent document,” Phillips said.
“What w'e’re doing is mostly proce
dural.”
The senate is trying to account for
the vast differences that occur from
college to college, which is
makes evaluation a
Phillips said.
“What they’ve tried todoisl
out in more detail what shell
expected of a person seeking
and promotion,” he said.”
stitution is going to get h
simplv must increase our stand!
“The problem is the peo|
are in the pipeline and gel
It’s a very difficult situation to
quires great tact.”
IN CONCERT
7’‘30 p.m. Friday, April 25
Rudder Theatre
Admission $2.00 Tickets on sole at Rudder Box Office
The Advantage is yours
with a Battalion Classified
Call 845-2611